The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-14

and had purchased drinks for the two. In rem
daring his decision the Mayor criticised the off
Ger for purchasing the liquor himself. He said
he had no objection to the patrolmen going about
in citizens clothes, but he could not approve
their buving liquor and drinking 1t for the pur
pose of making There was no evidence
against Ernest Kalker. cha rged with selling after
IL o'clock, and he was discharged.
Industrial and Trade Notes.
The &c" Spring Cart Company has received
order for two of their carts from Stranrae,
Scotland
The Pneumatic machine-works have just put
in four molding machines complete at the Pull
| man car-works
A 3. Gates g. Co. have. within the last two
weeks. shipped five car loads of baking powder
to New York and the New England States.
| Sinker. DAVIS s. Co. yesterday contracted to
put in a set of boilers at Schmidts brewery.
The boilers are to be seventy five horse power.
For the last month the Udell Wooden ware
| Company has been shipping it's goods to the
| Pacific coast at the rate of four loads per
week.
4 firm doing business at Dallas Tex, has
ordered from the Parry Road Cart Company
600 of their carts. to be delivered as fast
| slble.
The canning season is rapidly nearing it's
close. The V nCamp Canning Company will,
at the close of this week, largely reduce their
| force.
| The Byrkit Sheath1ng and Lath Company yes
| terday received an order for of their :
| chimes from S. T. Dahlstlom, Helsingfor, Fin
| land Russia
| In the month of September Indianapolis man
ufacturers shipped ffty-four carloads of furni-
ture to the Pacific This shipment in
cludes shipments of lounges.
| Shipments of poultry and eggs to Eastern
| markets in large quantities is setting in with
| the cooler weather, and will shortly reach thirty
| FIVE to forty carloads per week.
The Udell woodenware works commenced
| working part of the night well as during the
| day on Wednesday last The works are lighted
| by eighty incandescent electric lights.
| 81. Hermann is shipping twenty carloads per
| week of cut-up walnut lumber to Eastern Doints.
| He is now purchasing walnut lumber largely in
| Kansas. the Indian Territory and Arkansas
Comstock g. Coonse. pump manufacturers, are
behind in their orders. This firm has been
| shipping the Northwest two three
loads Of pumps per week for some time past.
| Last month the Indianapolis cabinet-works
shipped desks to the general offices of twenty
three railroad and express companies. They
| furnished the entire desk equipment for the
| Canadian Express Company.
| lockwood, Newcomb g. Co, within the last
week, have received orders fer saw-mlls com
| pleIe from three different firms in Minnesota,
| one in Arkansas. and this week they erect a
! large mill for P. T. Gray, at Ellettsville. Ind
Hollweg & Reese negotiating for ground
| on which to erect extensive warehouse III
| which to store their bonded goods In the last
| two years most of the time they have used the
| old j., NJ. q l. freight depot tor storage pur-
poses
manufacturing company is An xious to lease
| the Holmes, Petit 81 Bradshaw Company pork
| packing house. The building is owned by the
| First National Bank, and the trustees
| disposed TO lease IL, they desire to sell the
| property.
Indianapolis is again assuming considerable
| importance hard wood lumber market. 1t
/ is estimated that there now 100000
| feet of hard wood lumber here. which will be
| shipped to Eastern markets within the next
eight months
Dean Brothers have this week shipped two
,vfr A~ovl pa mil
pump to Welston. o., a large duplex pump to
Alpena, Mich. railroad water-statlon pump 70
Columbus, o., and number OF smaller pumps
to various points.
Work on the new buildings going up the
West Side for the Wood burn -Sarven Wheel
Company progresses finely. 1t will be some
three years before the company get all their
buildings up. but when completed they will
make of the largest MISUNDERSTANDING
establishments in the world.
Noel Bros. who exhibited at the State fair
pyramid of rock salt Twelve feet high and
weighing 5000 pounds) propose to
the pyramid on their pavement for the benefit
o. the Democracy defeated Tuesday. The
salt came from the American Salt Compauy's
mine in Louisiana. and IS very briny.
c. B Cones g. Son. man facturers of overalls.
jeans pants, shirts. etc, are giving employment
to over 300 women. They started in the bust
six years ago and gave employ ment to but
fifteen women. Their product is now sold in
nearly every State in the Union They now
occupy three stories in the Alvord Block and
to further enlarge their business.
The circular saw which E. C. Atkins & CO.
manufactured recently for company in Ken
lucky. which was eighty eight inches in diane
ter and four inches larger than any saw before
made. works so satisfactorily that a ueighborlng
saw-nill man has asked Atkins & Co. to furnish
him with circular saw one hundred inches In
diameter and if a steel plate large that
can be secured the order will be filed.
The new shed at the stock yards is ready for
occupancy, increasing the number of pens two
hundred. There now under cover and well
supplied with feed-racks and water troughs,
l. 200 pens The improvements the company
has made in the last few weeks cost IN the
neighborhood of $50. 600. There are cattle
and hog pens in the country as complete and
conveniently arranged as these and at Chicago
only is there larger number of pens
Boston is one of the most important dis.rbut-
ing points for the products of the Woodburn-
Sarven Wheel Company, and most of their
port shipping is from there. The b oston wharf
company is now erecting a building for them at
Boston for a store house, Al feet WIDE. 100 feet
long and four stories high, and the New York
& New England road is LAYING a switch the
whole length of the building to accommodate
the business of the Woodburn Sarven Wheel
Company at that point.
H. B. Smith, general agent of the Oliver
chilled pillow works is preparing to begin
ceiving their next years stock for this distrib-
uting point. The first of month the ship
ments from the works to this house will COM
mence at the rate of twelve carloads per week
until the spacious storage fouse is full It is the
purpose of the Oliver chilled plow-works to
make Indianapolis a much more important dis
tributing point of their plows than heretofore,
owing to the railroad advantages afforded here
Personal and Society.
Judge Gresham has gone to Harrison county
for few DAYS stay.
Miss Nellie Moon left yesterday for Milwau-
kee to visit friends for three weeks.
Mrs Frank McQuiddy has returned from her
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